Eino Tamberg 90

Description

Eino Tamberg is a composer with a flair for the theatrical, a romanticist and Estonian music’s bard of love. Music for orchestra and the stage occupy a central position in his work: he is the writer of four symphonies, nine concertos for solo instrument and many works for the stage. (emic.ee)

Programme

... And Thus Our Life Will Be Happy ("… ja nõnda on meie elu õnnelik")
Created after the “Theses of Happiness” written by Eino Tamberg and his friends. Timo Steiner’s composition of Eino Tamberg’s music (2015)
PIRET SANDBERG violin, TARMO TRUUVÄÄRT violin, KADI VILU violin, EEVA-LIISA EHALA violin, RAIN VILU viola, TÕNU JÕESAAR cello, SILVIA ILVES cello, REGINA UDOD double bass 

Eino Tamberg
Vivo e lento, Op. 106 (2000)
VAMBOLA KRIGUL percussion, REIN ROOS percussion, TERJE TERASMAA percussion, KASPAR EISEL percussion 

Journey with Cello and Percussion (“Teekond tšello ja löökpillidega”), Op. 128 (2007)  
THEODOR SINK cello, MADIS METSAMART percussion, LAURI METSVAHI percussion

Farewell (“Hüvastijätt”), Op. 130 (2007)
INDREK VAU trumpet, ARVO LEIBUR violin, KADI VILU violin, RAIN VILU viola, TÕNU JÕESAAR cello 

Music for Trumpet and String Orchestra (“Muusika trompetile ja keelpilliorkestrile”), Op. 126 (1970/2006)
1. Dialoge– 2. Prelude – 3. Rondo – 4. Aria – 5. Sonatine– 6. Postlude
INDREK VAU trumpet, ARVO LEIBUR violin, ELISABETH HÄRMAND violin, KADI VILU violin, EEVA-LIISA EHALA violin, RAIN VILU viola, TÕNU JÕESAAR cello, SILVIA ILVES cello, REGINA UDOD double bass, JANA PEÄSKE piano, MADIS METSAMART percussion 

Dancing with Tuba (“Tantsivad tuubaga”), Op. 105 (2000)
MADIS VILGATS tuba, MEELIS VIND clarinet, PIRET SANDBERG violin, REGINA UDOD double bass, JANA PEÄSKE piano, MADIS METSAMART percussion 

Wind Quintet No. 2 Sheperd’s Tunes (“Karjaseviisid”), Op. 71 (1984)
I: Herding Call. Andante con moto; II: Watch at Night Herding. Moderato; III: Calling the Cattle Home. Andante; IV: Shepherd´s Sunday. Allegretto
MIHKEL PEÄSKE flute, HELI ERNITS oboe, MEELIS VIND clarinet, PEETER SARAPUU bassoon, KALLE KOPPEL horn